adminUS: The racist killing machine is rolling
Henry Giroux Correspondent They have no choice since such histories point to the deeply embedded structural nature of such violence as a reproach to the bad cops theory of racist violence.
‘Disabled people have a right to be heard’
Herald Reporter People with disabilities should be vocal and fight for their rights in all spheres of life, Zanu-PF secretary for the disabled and the disadvantaged Cde Joshua Malinga has…
Lagat qualifies for Rio
EUGENE. — Bernard Lagat rolled back the years to secure a remarkable fifth Olympic Games appearance on Saturday, sealing his ticket to Rio at the age of 41 with a…
Thanks, but no thanks
LONDON. — Arsene Wenger has insisted he would manage England one day — but has ruled himself out of the running this time. Frenchman Wenger (66) insists he will not…
Is Zimunya a romantic poet?
Lovemore Ranga Mataire The Reader One of Zimunya’s poetry collections, which stands out as a clear indication of the poet’s romantic attachment to nature and the rural landscape is his “Selected…
Serena should be savoured
LONDON. — A seventh Wimbledon singles tennis title for Serena Williams, a straight-set victory, a 22nd Grand Slam singles title. So familiar a plot it is, in such a habitual…
ICASA winner gets car
Shamiso Makiwa and Talent Gore A local man who won the International Conference on AIDS and Sexually Transmitted Infections in Africa (ICASA) grand prize of a Kia Picanto car last…
Illegal land allocations rile council
Blessing Malinganiza Herald Reporter Harare City Council has expressed concern over the re-emergence of land barons who are parcelling out stands to unsuspecting home seekers in Budiriro and Kuwadzana.
ZAMCO to take over ZimAlloys’ non-performing loans
Tinashe Makichi Business Reporter The Zimbabwe Asset Management Corporation has agreed to take over ZimAlloys’ $21 million worth of non-performing loans sitting with a number of local financial institutions as the…
Writers must diversify to survive
Frankline Sunday Correspondent South African writer Lidudumalingani laughs when I ask if he’s going to share his £10 000 prize money with his fellow shortlisted Caine Prize authors, like last year’s…